Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions Forum
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CandyKahn

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Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions
Hello everyone, I recently found out about this forum through a friend. I cant wait to jump in
. Here's my short background. I have a Bachelor in Criminal Justice with a GPA of 2.9. I have taken the LSAT before (feb 11') and scored a terrible 142. I have taken a Kaplan course and I can say that the class was okay but maybe wasnt for me. I plan on taking the LSAT again next year feb. I want to give myself as much time as I can to get the highest score possible. I brought all three bibles and have the Official lsat Superprep. Now my questions are 1. Will i need anything else 2. Any suggestions 3. Is there anyone willing to adopt a newbie?

- EarlCat

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Re: Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions
ouch.CandyKahn wrote:Hello everyone, I recently found out about this forum through a friend. I cant wait to jump in. Here's my short background. I have a Bachelor in Criminal Justice with a GPA of 2.9.
OUCH!I have taken the LSAT before (feb 11') and scored a terrible 142.
What do you mean it wasn't for you?I have taken a Kaplan course and I can say that the class was okay but maybe wasnt for me.
If you want to give yourself as much time as you can, why not June or Oct?I plan on taking the LSAT again next year feb. I want to give myself as much time as I can to get the highest score possible.
Possibly a tutor.I brought all three bibles and have the Official lsat Superprep. Now my questions are 1. Will i need anything else
Stay off the clock for a while until you're consistently getting questions right. Whether right or wrong, make sure you review every question and can articulate clearly why each answer choice is right or wrong. Post Qs that stump you on here.2. Any suggestions
This whole forum pretty much.3. Is there anyone willing to adopt a newbie?![]()
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richie222

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Re: Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions
you need all the recent preptests you can get your hands on
- franklyscarlet

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And, after you take them, review them in detail. That was the biggest thing for me.richie222 wrote:you need all the recent preptests you can get your hands on
As for adoption, we're fairly nice in NH2.
- aeiouy

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How long ago was your Kaplan course? They provide ALL PrepTests in PDF form. Take the time to download them along with the explanations..get the most out of the $1000+ you paid for the course!
ETA: Depending on the course you took, you most likely have some Mastery books. I think they are exceptionally helpful once you figure out your problem areas.
ETA: Depending on the course you took, you most likely have some Mastery books. I think they are exceptionally helpful once you figure out your problem areas.
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CandyKahn

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Re: Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions
Thanks for replying. What i meant by maybe it wasnt for me. i didnt get a high score. I really didnt see a major change from the test given each time. I will now consider June 12' as the latest test date and thanks for the tips.EarlCat wrote:ouch.CandyKahn wrote:Hello everyone, I recently found out about this forum through a friend. I cant wait to jump in. Here's my short background. I have a Bachelor in Criminal Justice with a GPA of 2.9.
OUCH!I have taken the LSAT before (feb 11') and scored a terrible 142.
What do you mean it wasn't for you?I have taken a Kaplan course and I can say that the class was okay but maybe wasnt for me.
If you want to give yourself as much time as you can, why not June or Oct?I plan on taking the LSAT again next year feb. I want to give myself as much time as I can to get the highest score possible.
Possibly a tutor.I brought all three bibles and have the Official lsat Superprep. Now my questions are 1. Will i need anything else
Stay off the clock for a while until you're consistently getting questions right. Whether right or wrong, make sure you review every question and can articulate clearly why each answer choice is right or wrong. Post Qs that stump you on here.2. Any suggestions
This whole forum pretty much.3. Is there anyone willing to adopt a newbie?![]()
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CandyKahn

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Re: Adopt A Newbie/ Suggestions
aeiouy wrote:How long ago was your Kaplan course? They provide ALL PrepTests in PDF form. Take the time to download them along with the explanations..get the most out of the $1000+ you paid for the course!
ETA: Depending on the course you took, you most likely have some Mastery books. I think they are exceptionally helpful once you figure out your problem areas.
I took the Kaplan online course in April and I still have the mastery books. I went thru most of them. Its weird im able to answer alot of them but whenever there was a session test I would get most of them wrong.
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CandyKahn

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Thanks everyone for your suggestion/tips. I cant afford a tutor right now but i will try to get my hands on the preptest and get into my bibles and move forward. So far the bibles seem to be promising
Im also thinking about starting up a South florida study group, maybe that would help.